Review - Menopause & Trauma Conference

The Menopause and Trauma Conference, hosted by Onlinevents Ltd, was a deep dive into menopause dialogue, providing workshops from thought-leaders like Zoe Ewart on the intersections of menopause, alcohol, and trauma, alongside Anita Powell's perspective of menopause through a working-class lens.
 

Zoe Ewart encouraged us to confront the taboo topic of alcohol dependency amidst menopause, calling for a movement towards more mindful health practices. Anita Powell’s session brought to light the interplay of menopause with trauma and socioeconomic factors, underscoring the urgent need for empathetic support systems.

Roxanne Kerr’s "The Atholl Approach" offered a beacon of understanding for navigating the intertwined symptoms of trauma and menopause, providing attendees with practical frameworks for support. Meanwhile, Chris Sheridan’s session on "Clinical Considerations for Working with Trans and Gender Diverse Clients" opened essential discussions on the nuanced care needs during menopause for trans and gender-diverse individuals.
 

The event was successful in fostering #Inclusion, #SocialEquity, and a #TraumaInformed methodology in practitioner support. It cultivated a space where the diverse voices and experiences related to menopause are not only heard but deeply valued.

I’m ready to sign up for future gatherings of this conference and recommend it to anyone in a supportive role eager to adopt a trauma-informed approach in their practice. The power of knowledge sharing and empathetic leadership showcased at this event underscores the potential for significant impact on those experiencing the sometimes, complex journey of menopause.
 

For anyone looking to engage in this emerging conversation connecting with Onlinevents Ltd and participating in the discussions on LinkedIn is highly encouraged.
 

#IncludeMyMenopause #MenopauseAwareness #DiverseVoices #LGBTQIA+ #Autistic